Recognizing Panic Attacks in Children, Teens
Posted on September 5, 2013
Panic attacks in adults are starting to gain more attention, but what does a panic attack look like in a teen or a child? And what does a child who is having a panic attack feel and think? Read about it here.
Does Your Child Have Separation Anxiety?
Posted on August 30, 2013
Every child goes through phases, but it isn't always easy to know when your son or daughter is experiencing something that may be harmful to his or her well-being. Do you know how to tell the difference between first-day-of-school jitters and genuine anxiety?
What Your Anxious Child’s Stomach Ache Could Really Mean
Posted on August 27, 2013
Your child's stomach ache may stem not from something he ate but from the anxiety he's feeling. Check out more info on the anxiety to pain link and what you can do to help.
How to Help Your Anxious Child Make Friends
Posted on August 20, 2013
New friends can be a scary prospect for your anxious child, but there are things you can do to help. Read on for more!
How Modern Parenting Habits May be Stunting Our Children’s Brains
Posted on August 13, 2013
Cute baby booties aside, the most important thing you probably want for your child is the healthy development of his or her emotions and brain. With some of the child rearing habits kicking around modern America, however, you may have...
Home Schooling vs. Traditional School for Children with Anxiety and ADHD
Posted on August 6, 2013
Ever wonder if home schooling may be a much better fit for your child than the daily anxiety fest of heading off to the classroom? Here are some things to think about to help you make up your mind.
How Names Play a Role in (Lifelong and) Childhood Anxiety: Part 2
Posted on July 30, 2013
If you thought naming your son Sue or Emily could induce anxiety, just wait until you find out what can happen if you name him Rabbit Head, Orange Tree or Stress Ball Billy.
How Names Play a Role in (Lifelong and) Childhood Anxiety: Part 1
Posted on July 23, 2013
Names are part of what shapes a person's future and not choosing them wisely can make for a future full of anxiety and stress for your child. Read on to learn more!
Why You Should Keep an Eye on Your Anxious Child’s Cartoons
Posted on July 16, 2013
Cartoons are not always for kids, and even those geared toward children can have higher levels of violence than shows geared toward general audiences. Read on to discover what the violent content can do to your anxious child.
